The Knoll’s Roots Run Deep
For 20 years, the Knoll, Middlebury’s hillside garden, has provided students and faculty with a place to connect with the earth, and with one another, bringing their learning to life.
Annual giving powered the Middlebury career of Natasha Woodworth ’11. The studio art and English major and alpine skier then launched her own mountain biking apparel company.
For 20 years, the Knoll, Middlebury’s hillside garden, has provided students and faculty with a place to connect with the earth, and with one another, bringing their learning to life.
Disaster. That’s how College Professor Emeritus John Elder describes his first day teaching in a classroom. A Voices of Middlebury story.
A $10 million gift has transformed one of the most significant buildings at the College, preserving its distinctive architectural details and enhancing it for today’s students.
After a childhood fleeing danger in the jungles of Burma, Htar Htar Yu ’08 found a home and the freedom to explore new worlds in Vermont. A Voices of Middlebury story.
A first-year residence hall will create community and connection for 298 students in a fully accessible, environmentally sustainable building.
In 2008, environmentalist and Schumann Distinguished Scholar Bill McKibben and seven Middlebury students teamed up and spawned a global climate movement. A Voices of Middlebury story.
Middlebury women’s lacrosse has thrilled fans season after season. Integral to that success—a full-time assistant coach, made possible by an endowed fund.
Crucial work will be advanced by a $2 million gift to expand the Center on Terrorism, Extremism, and Counterterrorism (CTEC) at Middlebury’s Institute of International Studies at Monterey.